Do you know who murdered Nervin Charlot? Nervin Charlot, a 19-year-old from Dorchester, was found dead on November 9, 2010, two days after a fatal shooting on Mascot Street. Charlot was discovered lying face-down in a driveway, just across the street from where 17-year-old Emmanuel Louissaint had been shot and killed on November 7. Despite police responding to the initial shooting, Charlot's body remained unnoticed until a neighbor spotted it, raising questions about how the scene was handled.
Both Charlot and Louissaint were
believed to have been victims of the same shooting incident, though Charlot's body was not immediately discovered. Louissaint was shot in the chest and died at the hospital, while Charlot's body, located just 100 feet away, lay unnoticed for over two days. This oversight led to a police investigation into the delay in finding Charlot's body. His death marked Boston's 66th homicide in 2010, reflecting the city's struggle with escalating violence during that period.
Neighbors described the area as a relatively peaceful part of Dorchester, but the incident left many feeling unsettled. Boston Police continue to investigate the case and have urged anyone with information to come forward to assist in solving both murders.
